Large rubber tree

Large houseplants add dramatic flair to your decor, and are easier to grow than you think. See some of our favorite tall plants and large leaf houseplants!

Not sure How to Grow a Big and Tall Rubber Tree in the Home? Well, these tips and tricks will help you out!

Rubber tree plants tend to get rather large and need to be pruned in order to control their size. Pruning a rubber tree plant isn?t overly complicated and it actually responds well to pruning. This article will help.

Rubber Plants, known scientifically as Ficus elastica robusta, are a favorite among houseplant enthusiasts due to their large, glossy leaves and vigorous growth. Propagating Rubber Trees is an enjoyable way to expand your indoor garden and share new plants with friends. Unlike the Fiddle Leaf Fig, which is also popular for its decorative appeal, Rubber Plants are easier to propagate and maintain. Their adaptability to various indoor conditions makes them a versatile choice for indoor plants.

Ficus elastica, also known as the rubber plant, is an unusual-looking variety native to the tropics of Southeast Asia. It has large, oval leaves with a rich emerald hue and can grow rapidly, reaching up to 30 meters in height in its natural habitat.

Which do you prefer...a fiddle leaf fig or a rubber tree?! I LOVE both. Don’t tell my fiddles, but if I had to choose I pick a rubber tree. They’re like the less dramatic cousin to the fiddle but look just as stunning, in my opinion! What’s not to love? I mean, look at this giant Tineke!! Share this plant care guide with your rubber tree-loving friends! #rubbertree #ficus #plantcare #houseplanttips #indoorplants #plantpeople

Rubber Plant

Large and tall indoor plants look beautiful in living rooms and add an accent to the house. Office spaces are also great for them to grow.